I figure I can just mask it out of the projected area - or maybe just pay for the pro version if I like it enough. I think you can turn them off the menus in the settings, but it looks like you need the pro version to remove the logo/watermark. It has menu and logos visible by default. It costs $10 at the moment for a non-professional license.

It's in beta, so it's not a finished product.

It also has some voice altering options, but I'm likely to use my own audio setup unless there's too much of a lag/sync issue. It allows for a bit of customization, though I haven't played with it much. The program uses face tracking and as much as I have tested it, it seems to track pretty accurately - mouth movements, head turning, eye blinks, raised eyebrows. So far, most of the characters are anthropomorphic animals, along with a few different humans, BUT they also have a demon and a dragon, which could easily be worked into a Halloween display. But, then when I started thinking about doing the Halloween mirror projection and whether I would change it up, I realized that this has the potential to be the next generation, interactive, digital prop. I recently came across FaceRig, a webcam driven animated avatar program on Steam and at first thought it was kind of neat, but didn't really have a need for it since I don't Skype or cam chat much.

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